Questioning Commodity Trading Transparency Report
Indonesia becomes one of the eight (8) EITI’s members in order to foster commodity trading transparency. This related to EITI’s 2016 standard that requires transparency of…
Press Release: Global Conference on Beneficial Ownership Transparency
As part of the international community, Indonesia has made high level commitments on corruption prevention, eradication and in efforts to combat money laundering. One key…
Government-Civil Society Collaborate to Disclose Beneficial Ownership Data in Indonesia
Co-creation between government and civil society is a key to disclose the beneficial ownership (BO) data. This notion was delivered by Raden Siliwanti, Coordinator of Open…
Defining Politically Exposed Persons in Encouraging the Disclosure of Company Ownership
The efforts to foster good governance and corruption eradication through PEP’s (Politically Exposed Person) mechanism in general still encountering many challenges. The Part of…
Advancing Transparency and Anti-Corruption Movement in the Natural Resource Governance in Asia Pacific
Natural resources give a significant contribution to the state, where the natural resources become the driver of economic growth in Asia Pacific. Unfortunately, bad governance and…
Government of Indonesia Strengthens Its Commitment in Disclosing Beneficial Ownership Data
As the member of Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative (EITI), Government of Indonesia strengthens its commitment to disclose beneficial ownership (BO) in order to combat…
PWYP Indonesia Involving Multi Stakeholders in A Discussion on the Improvement of Reclamation and Post-mining Governance
On (04/10), took place in Harris Hotel, South Jakarta, the coalition of civil society who affiliated as Publish What You Pay Indonesia held a roundtable discussion about the…
KPK: Anonymous Mining Companies Debt IDR 23 Trillion to the State
Jakarta - The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) Deputy Chairman Laode M Syarif said that the owners of many mines were not known. They owed the state Rp. 23 trillion for not…
CSO-Government Discussed the Revision of Oil and Gas Law
Civil society coalition of Publish What You Pay (PWYP) Indonesia delivered the people-version of revision of Oil and Gas Law, to the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources…
New Elected CSO Respresentative Formulated the Strategy to Oversee the EITI Implementation in Indonesia
Publish What You Pay Indonesia as a civil society coalition which oversees the implementation of Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative (EITI) in Indonesia has elected three…